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This thread is just an lol. To those of you who don't want TES:O, you aren't being held at gunpoint and being forced to buy and play it, which means you should let those MMO people do their stuffs while you do your Elder Scrolls RPG stuffs. And I do remember seeing a Morrowind thread stating that Morrowind couldn't be multiplayer, and it was stickied so I have come to the conclusion that it was a much asked question back in the day. That being said, TES:O could be a good thing for the series. Perhaps some of the MMO-genre people will be like, "Hey, let's try Skyrim/Whatever the new thing is!" after playing the online version which means a bigger community and a chance of more (great) mod devs.

Okay, so did it start before the patch or after the patch? If it started after, that might be it. Also, I have a very capable machine also and running my setting on high makes things load slower. But setting it to medium makes the game very fast and there isn't much difference in graphics quality as far as my casual gaze can see.

Well I believe if they're dead on the ground the correct console command is (after selecting said shop owners) would be "resurrect" minus the quotes. But I only recall seeing that command on cheat lists and forums and I have never used it...

Hi! First of all, do you click: http://i911.photobucket.com/albums/ac313/mickeyblue33/helop.jpg Secondly, do you have any pop-up blockers on your web browser? It might help to try a different browser for the purpose of downloading mods. I use Opera personally and have no problems with it.

I would like to know this also as I have that problem with my bow and arrows... I get them aligned with the crosshair yet they are way off. My best advice currently would be to just zoom into first person when casting spells and zooming out after you're done. EDIT: typo

I got Oblivion after Skyrim (because for a while the game crashed randomly on me) and I could never get into it. So I guess it just depends on the game in the series that you started on...

Cam Studio I used this for a tutorial that I created once~